In 2026, event planning is less about big, single-venue spectacles and more about resilient, hybrid moments — microcations, local discovery, and sustainable practices lead the way. Here’s how organisers should adapt now.
A deep dive into vendor economics and activation design: how data from 2025 pop-ups helps organisers create better on-site marketplaces and improve discovery in 2026.
Sustainable favors are now a decision signal for attendees and partners. This guide walks organisers through material choices, logistics, and storytelling that make favors meaningful in 2026.
An expert review of compact AV kits, battery strategies, and on-site power solutions for small venues and pop-ups — practical recommendations for reliable experiences in 2026.
The 2026 Oaxaca New Year Festival expanded its craft market and indigenous music program. Read our analysis and the lessons organisers worldwide can apply to community-driven festivals.
Launching a turnkey short-term event rental requires inventory discipline, listings that convert, and launch-day coordination. This 2026 playbook covers the operational checklist organisers need.
Volunteer programs are retention-driven products. In 2026, shared calendars and micro-recognition systems help small teams scale volunteer engagement without burnout.
Onsite tech demos fail when connectivity or preview environments don’t match production. This 2026 review evaluates hosted tunnels and local preview tools organisers can use to safeguard demos.
Dynamic marketplace fees and scalper behavior forced organisers to rethink ticketing. This 2026 playbook offers advanced strategies to protect fans, preserve margins, and improve discovery.
Support at events is a real-time product. In 2026, hybrid orchestration — combining automation with expert agents — is the gold standard for attendee care and vendor support.
Microcations aren’t just a consumer trend — they’re a new revenue and programming model for organisers. This 2026 op-ed explores the commercial and cultural implications.